electrochemistry 2014 - wittstocksolid state electrochemistry – from the macro- to the nanoscale...

second circular & PreliMinarY ProGraM

Johannes GutenberG-universität MainzsepteMber 22 – 24, 2014

www.gdch.de/electrochemistry2014

ElEctrochEmistry 2014 basic science and Key technology

for Future applications

conference jointly organized by

Fachgruppe Elektrochemie (GDCh)

Fachgruppe Analytische Chemie Arbeitskreis Elektrochemische Analysenmethoden (ELACH, GDCh)

Deutsche Bunsen-Gesellschaft für physikalische Chemie (DBG)

Gesellschaft für Chemische Technik und Biotechnologie e.V. (DECHEmA)

Arbeitsgemeinschaft elektrochemischer Forschungsinstitutionen e.V. (AGEF)

Gesellschaft für Korrosionsschutz e.V. (GfKorr)

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Galvano- und oberflächentechnik e.V. (DGo)

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Dear colleagues,

the organizing committee of the conference ELECTroCHEmISTrY 2014 has the pleasure to invite you to visit mainz, Germany, on September 22 – 24, 2014.

Basic science and key technology for future applications is the theme of the meeting in mainz. It reflects the innovative part of electrochem-istry in current research and development. The conference aims at providing an inspiring forum to discuss the challenges faced by basic research and also engineering. The pro-gram will link fundamental and applied aspects of electrochemistry, emphasizing the interdisciplinary nature of today’s electrochemistry.

The conference covers all aspects of electrochemical science and engineering. Highlights amongst others are electroorganic synthesis and a panel discussion on the new research area of microbial elec-trosynthesis.

mainz is located at the river rhine surrounded by vineyards. The Johannes Gutenberg University is home to about 37,000 students. The famous carnival in mainz is known all over the world. Unfortu-nately, September is not part of the “5th season”. The lecture halls are equipped with up-to-date technology. Poster sessions, company exhibitions and coffee breaks take place next to the lecture halls.

The conference ELECTroCHEmISTrY 2014 wants to carry on the spirit of the successful meetings 2008 in Gießen, 2010 in Bochum and 2012 in munich. As before, the meeting will be held in English, thus opening it to the international scientific community.

S. r. Waldvogel, K.-m. mangold and A. Fischer(Conference Chairs)

coMMittees

Scientific committee

Helmut Baltruschat Bonnthomas Bredow BonnAndreas Bund Ilmenauconstanze Donner Berlinfrank endres ClausthalAndreas fischer LudwigshafenWolfram fürbeth Frankfurt/mainHubert Gasteiger münchenAngelika Heinzel Duisburgtimo Jacob UlmKatharina Krischer münchenfred Lisdat WildauKlaus-michael mangold Frankfurt/mainPetr novák Villingen/CHWolfgang Schuhmann BochumSiegfried R. Waldvogel mainzRainer Weber LeverkusenGunther Wittstock oldenburg

LocAL oRGAnizinG committee

Andreas fischer LudwigshafenBirgit Janza mainzKlaus-michael mangold Frankfurt/maincarsten Siering mainzSiegfried R. Waldvogel mainzclaudia Weidlich Frankfurt/mainKerstin Gajek GDCh, Frankfurt/mainSilvia Kirrwald GDCh, Frankfurt/main

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Monday, september 22, 2014

11:00 – 13:00 registration

13:00 – 13:15 Welcome (lecture hall C01)

13:15 – 14:05 Plenary Lecture by Philippe marcus

14:05 – 14:55 Plenary Lecture by Peter Broekmann

14:55 – 15:30 Coffee Break (chemistry entrance hall)

15:30 – 17:50 3 parallel sessions with contributed papers

18:00 – 21:00 Poster Session with Beer & Pretzels

tuesday, september 23, 2014

09:00 – 09:50 Plenary Lecture by Jun-ichi Yoshida


10:20 – 12:30 I) 2 parallel sessions with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks

II) German-Japanese Symposium on Electro-synthesis with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 15:30 I) Special feature “microbial Electrosynthesis – future perspectives” – panel discussion and contributed talks

II) Session with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks

III) German-Japanese Symposium on Electro-synthesis with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks


16:00 – 17:30 I) 2 parallel sessions with contributed papersII) German-Japanese Symposium on Electro-

synthesis with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks

19:30 Conference Dinner & Awards Presentation at Kurfürstliches Schloss, mainz

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wednesday, september 24, 2014

09:00 – 09:50 Plenary Lecture by martin Winter


10:20 – 12:30 3 parallel sessions with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 15:30 3 parallel sessions with keynote lectures followed by contributed talks


16:00 – 17:40 Contributed talks

17:45 – 18:00 Closing remarks (lecture hall C01)

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June 2, 2014 Notification of acceptance of talks/postersJune 28, 2014 Deadline for scholarships June 30, 2014 Deadline for early registration; early registration is required for inclusion of oral contributions into the conference program (additional 50 € fee for late registration)August 1, 2014 Deadline for last-minute poster submissionAugust 21, 2014 Deadline for cancellation (full refund minus 25 € processing fee)

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invited lecturers

nuria Garcia-Araez, Southampton/GBSoluble redox Catalysts to Enhance and relocate oxygen reduction and Evolution in the Lithium-Air Battery

Joachim maier, Stuttgart/DeSolid State Electrochemistry – From the macro- to the Nanoscale

Seji Suga, okayama/JPElectrochemically Generated Carbocations for Stereoselective Synthesis and Catalytic reactions

Shinsuke inagi, tokyo/JPElectrochemical Post-Functionalization of π-Conjugated Polymers

To contribute to the high scientific quality of the conference, plenary and keynote lectures given by internationally recognized scientists from Germany and abroad were invited by the organizers. The top-ics of these talks cover a broad spectrum of problems and new trends in the field of electrochemistry.

PLenARY LectuReS

Peter Broekmann, Bern/cHFrom Fundamentals towards Applications: Nanoelectroplating in the Semiconductor Industry

Philippe marcus, Paris/fRCorrosion Processes at the Nanoscale

martin Winter, münster/DeA Feeling Sense of Déjà vu? From Lithium metal to Lithium Ion Batteries and Back Again

Jun-ichi Yoshida, Kyoto/JPNew Strategies in Electroorganic Synthesis: reaction Integration Using Electrogenerated Cationic Intermediates

KeYnote LectuReS

fabio La mantia, Bochum/DeThe Effect of Aging on the Kinetics and Thermodynamics of Lithium-ion Intercalation in Tio2 Nanoparticles

izabella Brand, oldenburg/DeApplication of Infrared Spectroscopy under Electrochemical Control for the Analysis of organized Films: Adsorption of Collagen on the Electrode Surface

Karl mayrhofer, Düsseldorf/DeCombinatorial Study of Fundamental Electrocatalyst Performance – the Scanning Flow Cell Coupled to online Analytics

marc Koper, Leiden/nLProton-coupled Electron Transfer in Electrocatalysis

nicolas Plumeré, Bochum/Demediated Electron Transfer between redox Enzymes and Electrodes for Sensing and Technological Applications

olaf magnussen, Kiel/DeIn operando studies of Atomic-Scale Processes in Electro-deposition

invited lecturers

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travel Grants / awards

ScHoLARSHiPS

The GDCh Division of Applied Electrochemistry offers a limited num-ber of scholarships to student Division members in education pre-senting a scientific contribution (main author of an oral contribution or poster). Please send your application until June 28, 2014, latest to the GDCh, Ulrike Bechler, [email protected].

Scientific AWARDS

Promotion Prize in the Field of applied electrochemistry

The division of Electrochemistry of the Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V. (German Chemical Society, GDCh) awards the Promotion Prize in the field of electrochemistry (Förderpreis auf dem Gebiet der Elektrochemie) to a young chemist. The prize is donated by BASF SE and consists of a certificate, € 1000, a lecture by the Award recipient and travel expenses. The prize will be awarded during the conference dinner. Application for this prize is already closed.

Joachim walter schultze Prize of the aGeF

This prize of the AGEF (Working Party of Electrochemical research Institutions) will be awarded at the Electrochemistry 2014 to a young electrochemist who is at the beginning of her/his scientific carrier, has made a significant contribution to electro-chemical research, and has demonstrated a visible independent profile.

Application for this prize is already closed.

Metrohm autolab Poster Prize

metrohm and metrohm Autolab offer the metrohm Autolab poster prize (introduced at ELACH conference 1993). Three excellent poster contributions will be awarded (€ 3000 in total). Posters will be judged by the Award Committee appointed by the Scientific Advisory Board, and winners will be announced at the conference dinner.

oral and Poster contributions

Last-minute poster submissions from all areas of electrochemistry and electrochemical engineering are possible till August 1, 2014.

The poster session will be on monday from 18:00 to 21:00, but posters will be left mounted for viewing for the entire duration of the conference.

Abstracts for last-minute poster contributions need to follow the style guidelines published on the conference website:


Eight different sections on the following topics are being planned:

Batteries and electrochemical energy storage devices

Bioelectrochemistry

corrosion science and electrochemical machining

electrochemical engineering

electrochemical water treatment

electroanalysis and sensors

electrolytes

electroplating

electrosynthesis and electrocatalysis

fundamental and theoretical electrochemistry

Solid state electrochemistry and photoelectrochemistry

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venue / travel inForMation

venue

The conference will take place at the central campus of theJohannes Gutenberg-Universität mainzLecture halls C01–03Duesbergweg 10–14 55128 mainz

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Johannes Gutenberg University mainz is easily reachable by car, train, and plane. mainz University is a campus university and as such it is integrated into the mainz public transport network. The campus itself has multiple bus stops for various locations on campus.

By train and/or BusWe recommend to leave mainz central station via exit “West”. Please walk along the parking area towards the bus stop with bus-es heading to the right hand, away from the bridge crossing the railroads. Pick either of the lines 54, 55, 58 or 9. Take a short trip ticket. You can buy it directly from the bus driver or use an auto-matic ticket machine. Leave the bus at the second stop “Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg” and take the pedestrian bridge. When leaving the bridge walk towards the high apartment building. After passing Staudinger-Weg, turn left (street without name). The institutes are situated on the right hand side at the end of the street.

“Deutsche Bahn” offers attractive conditions for travel-ling to GDCh events. Further information can be found at www.gdch.de/bahn

By carPublic parking is restricted at mainz campus and only allowed with special admission. Therefore, travelling by car is not recom-mended. If access to Campus is required, set your navigation to Ackermannweg and take the right lane to stop at the central gate.

Public parking near mainz campus: Set your navigation to Dalheimer Weg 2, parking areas are on the left hand side.

Please see the attached site plan for parking in the nearest vicinity of the campus.

By Plane – Airport frankfurt/main– Train (EC, ICE, IC) from long-distance station Frankfurt airport or

train (rE, rB or S8) from airport regional station to mainz main station

– Duration: 30-40 minutes– Ticket price: € 4,35 – € 13 (depending on the train). When using

regional trains (rB/rE/S8), your ticket will include the bus fare to campus.

Monday, september 22, 2014

18:00 – 21:00 Poster session with free drinks and snacks

tuesday, september 23, 2014

19:30 conference dinner and awards Presentation (posters and prizes) in the castle “Kurfürstliches Schloss” in mainz

Price p.P. (including beverages)*: regular Participants: € 55 Students/Postdocs: € 35 Booking required

* 19% VAT included

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ReGiStRAtion feeS**

early registration

until June 30, 2014

from July 1, 2014

member of joined scientific organizations

€ 220 € 270

Non-member € 270 € 320

Student/Postdoc (member)*

€ 110 € 135

Student/Postdoc (non-member)*

€ 135 € 185

Gold member (with over 50 years of GDCh membership)

free of charge free of charge

Conference Dinner (including beverages)

€ 55 € 55

Conference Dinner for Student/Postdoc (including beverages)

€ 35 € 35

*) Fee applies to bachelor, master and Ph.D. students (valid student card or confirmation of supervisor required)

**) The registration fees are not liable to value added tax (tax exemption additional § 4 Nr. 22a UstG.)

Lunch at mainz cafeteria (“mensa”), the coffee breaks as well as the drinks & snacks during the Poster Session are included in the registration fee.

If fees are paid in advance, but after September 5, 2014, we kind-ly ask participants to show proof of payment when claiming their tickets and conference papers at the conference office. Credit cards (Amex, mastercard, VISA) will be accepted.

cAnceLLAtion

Written cancellations received on or before August 21, 2014 will be refunded less a € 25,- administration fee. After that date, the full amount of the invoice has to be paid. requests for refund will not be accepted; however, registration may be transferred to ano-ther member of your organisation. In this case please send a note to [email protected] .

if the conference is cancelled for whatever reason, fees paid will be refunded. further recourse is excluded.

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ReGiStRAtion

Please register online via internet not later than June 30, 2014 at:


After June 30, 2014, a late registration fee of € 50 will be added.All tickets and conference papers (incl. book of abstracts) will be given to participants upon check-in at the registration desk.

Participants are requested to wear their conference badges at all times for identification and admittance to the conference rooms.

For online-registration, payment by credit card or direct debit (only with German bank account) is preferred. If you want to pay by bank transfer (free of bank commission) please do not forget to print out the invoice at the end of your online-registration.

Please pay the fees to the following account (free of bank com-mission):

Gesellschaft Deutscher chemiker e.v.commerzbank AG, frankfurt/mainiBAn De85 5008 0000 0490 0200 00SWift-Bic DReS De ffcode: 5200 09 / electrochemistry 2014

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Prof. Siegfried r. WaldvogelJohannes Gutenberg-Universität mainzDuesbergweg 10 – 1455128 mainzGermany

Phone: +49 6131 39-26069E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Klaus-michael mangoldDECHEmA-ForschungsinstitutElectrochemistryTheodor-Heuss-Allee 2560486 Frankfurt am mainGermanyPhone: +49 69 7564-327E-mail: [email protected]

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Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e. V.Congress Team / Electrochemistry 2014P.o. Box 90 04 4060444 Frankfurt am mainGermany

Phone: +49 69 7917-358 (Silvia Kirrwald)E-mail: [email protected]: www.gdch.de/electrochemistry2014

Executive Director: Professor Dr. Wolfram Koch, registered charity no: Vr 4453, registergericht Frankfurt am main

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Coffee, tea and soft drinks will be provided for free during the breaks.

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The mainz cafeteria (“mensa”) is situated next to the lecture halls. Lunch is included in the registration fee. You will have access to the main area with two different main dishes, a selection of two stews, selectable side dishes as well as a salad bar. Sparkling water is included as well.

Room ReSeRvAtion

rooms are reserved for the participants in various hotels through-out the city. The mainzplus CITYmArKETING will gladly assist you in booking accommodation in all categories. Please apply no later than August 8, 2014.

The link can be found on our homepage (Accommodation)


the customers will be held accountable for non-occupancy of reserved rooms.

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01:00 p.m. Welcome, Hörsaal C01

01:15 p.m. PLENARY LECTURECorrosion Processes at the NanoscaleP. Marcus, Paris/FR

02:00 p.m. PLENARY LECTUREFrom Fundamentals towards Applications: Nanoelectroplating in theSemiconductor IndustryP. Broekmann, Bern/CH, N. T. M. Hai, Bern/CH, T. M. T. Huynh, Bern/CH, I. Gjuroski,Bern/CH, F. Stricker, Bern/CH, J. Furrer, Bern/CH, A. Flügel, Ludwigshafen/DE, C.Emnet, Ludwigshafen/DE, M. Arnold, Ludwigshafen/DE, I. Chang, Ludwigshafen/DE,D. Mayer, Ludwigshafen/DE

02:55 p.m. Coffee Break

03:30 p.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREThe effect of aging on the kinetics and thermodynamics of lithium-ionintercalation in TiO2 nanoparticlesF. La Mantia, Bochum/DE

04:00 p.m. Fundamental Studies on Mg Ion Intercalation into different oxide based hostmaterialsO. Schneider, Garching/DE, J. Ma, Garching/DE, E. Mostafa, Garching/DE, L. Seidl,Garching/DE, U. Stimming, Garching/DE, H. Si, Beijing/CN, X. Qiu, Beijing/CN

04:20 p.m. Nitrogen-Containing Polycyclic Quinones as Cathode Materials for LithiumBatteriesA. Shimizu, Kyoto/JP, Y. Tsujii, Kyoto/JP, H. Kuramoto, Kyoto/JP, T. Nokami,Kyoto/JP, Y. Inatomi, Osaka/JP, N. Hojo, Osaka/JP, J. Yoshida, Kyoto/JP

04:40 p.m. Ionic Liquid-Derived Hierarchically Structured Carbon/Sulfur NanocompositeElectrodes with a High Sulfur Loading for Application in Li/S BatteriesT. Brezesinski, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE, A. Schneider, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE, H. Sommer, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE, J. Janek, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE

05:00 p.m. Cr-based compounds: efficient catalyst for Li-O2 batteryF. Bardé, Zaventem/BE, Y. Shao-Horn, Boston/US, K.P.C. Yao, Boston/US, Y-C. Lu,Hong Kong/HK, J. Zhou, Saskatoon/CA, A. Grimaud, Boston/US

05:20 p.m. A new catalyst for the oxygen evolution reaction in lithium oxygen batteriesB. Bergner, Giessen/DE, A. Schürmann, Giessen/DE, K. Peppler, Giessen/DE, J.Janek, Giessen/DE

06:00 p.m. Postersession

03:30 p.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREMediated electron transfer between redox enzymes and electrodes for sensingand technological applications.N. Plumeré, Bochum/DE

04:00 p.m. Simultaneous current density and topography mapping – development ofohmic microscopyI. Plettenberg, Oldenburg/DE, G. Wittstock, Oldenburg/DE

04:20 p.m. Hydrogen permeation coupled to scanning Kelvin probe measurements in a 3Dprinted electrochemical cellG. Schimo, Linz/AT, W. Burgstaller, Linz/AT, A.W. Hassel, Linz/AT

04:40 p.m. Detection of hydrogen peroxide and superoxide radical during electrocatalysisof oxygen reduction on polymer-modified electrodeS. Dongmo, Oldenburg/DE, C. Dosche, Oldenburg/DE, G. Wittstock, Oldenburg/DE,T. Dietz, Potsdam/DE, U. Wollenberger, Potsdam/DE

05:00 p.m. Wearable Organic Electrochemical Transistor for human Stress MonitoringN. Coppede, Parma/IT, G. Tarabella, Parma/IT, M. Villani, Parma/IT, D. Calestani,Parma/IT, S. Iannotta, Parma/IT, A. Zappettini, Parma/IT

05:20 p.m. Interaction of Biphenyl and Its Derivatives with Model Lipid MembranesA. Rashid, Leeds/GB, A. Vakurov, Leeds/GB, A. Nelson, Leeds/GB

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Scientific Programme

Monday, September 22, 2014

Batteries and electrochemical energy storage devices 1, Hörsaal C01

Electroanalysis and sensors, Hörsaal C02

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03:30 p.m. KEYNOTE LECTURECombinatorial study of fundamental electrocatalyst performance - theScanning Flow Cell coupled to online analyticsK. J .J. Mayrhofer, Düsseldorf/DE, S. Cherevko, Düsseldorf/DE, A.A. Topalov,Düsseldorf/DE, A. Schuppert, Düsseldorf/DE, J.P. Grote, Düsseldorf/DE, L.Rossrucker, Düsseldorf/DE, C. Laska, Düsseldorf/DE, A. Zeradjanin, Düsseldorf/DE,G. Keeley, Düsseldorf/DE, I. Katsounaros, Düsseldorf/DE

04:00 p.m. Scanning Electrochemical Impedance Microscopy for Corrosion ScienceA. Bandarenka, Bochum/DE, A. Maljusch, Bochum/DE, V. Kuznetsov, Bochum/DE, K.Eckhard, Bochum/DE, W. Schuhmann, Bochum/DE

04:20 p.m. Prediction of blister formation on organic coatingsS. Walkner, Linz/AT, W. Burgstaller, Linz/AT, A.W. Hassel, Linz/AT

04:40 p.m. Role of Defects in the Electrochemical Formation of Oxide on ZincA. Erbe, Düsseldorf/DE, Y. Chen, Düsseldorf/DE, J. Zuo, Düsseldorf/DE

05:00 p.m. Diamond Electrodes used in HF – containing electrolytes for the Production ofPorous SiliconT. Matthée, Itzehoe/DE, M. Fryda, Itzehoe/DE

05:20 p.m. Nickel oxide based electrocatalysts for highly efficient electrochemical wateroxidationK. Fominykh, Munich/DE, J. M. Feckl, Munich/DE, J. Sicklinger, Munich/DE, P.Zehetmaier, Munich/DE, K. Peters, Munich/DE


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09:00 a.m. PLENARY LECTURENew Strategies in Electroorganic Synthesis: Reaction Integration UsingElectrogenerated Cationic IntermediatesJ. Yoshida, Kyoto/JP

09:50 a.m. Coffee Break

10:20 a.m. Sodium-ion batteries – Is it worth the effort?P. Adelhelm, Giessen/DE

10:50 a.m. Porous Nanocarbon Composites and Hybrids for Advanced Na-ion BatteryY. Yu, Stuttgart/DE, C. Zhu, Stuttgart/DE, L. Fu, Stuttgart/DE, J. Maier, Stuttgart/DE

11:10 a.m. On the thermodynamics, the role of the carbon cathode and the cycle life ofthe sodium superoxide (NaO2) batteryC. L. Bender, Gießen/DE, P. Hartmann, Gießen/DE, M. Vracar, Karlsruhe/DE, P.Adelhelm, Gießen/DE, J. Janek, Gießen/DE

11:30 a.m. Dynamic modeling of a Na-O2 cell for assessing the applicability ofelectrochemical pressure impedance spectroscopy (EPIS)D. Grübl, Offenburg/DE, P. Hartmann, Giessen/DE, P. Adelhelm, Giessen/DE, J.Janek, Giessen/DE, W. G. Bessler, Offenburg/DE

11:50 a.m. Transport phenomena in sodium superoxide (NaO2) batteriesP. Hartmann, Gießen/DE, D. Grübl, Offenburg/DE, J. Janek, Gießen/DE, W. G.Bessler, Offenburg/DE, P. Adelhelm, Gießen/DE

12:10 p.m. Production and Characterization of Oxygen Electrodes for use in Li-AirBatteriesN. Wagner, Stuttgart/DE, D. Wittmaier, Stuttgart/DE, K.A. Friedrich, Stuttgart/DE

12:30 p.m. Lunch

02:00 p.m. In Situ Investigation on Spatiotemporal Changes of SEI Properties by SECMH. Bülter, Oldenburg/DE, F. Peters, Bremen/DE, J. Schwenzel, Bremen/DE, G.Wittstock, Oldenburg/DE

02:30 p.m. Research on electrocatalytic centers in gas diffusion electrodes by SECMP. Schwager, Oldenburg/DE, D. Fenske, Oldenburg/DE, G. Wittstock, Oldenburg/DE

02:50 p.m. In Situ Observation of the Insulating Character of the SolidElectrolyteInterphase on Carbonaceous Materials through ScanningElectrochemicalMicroscopyG. Zampardi, Bochum/DE, F. La Mantia, Bochum/DE, W. Schuhmann, Bochum/DE

03:10 p.m. Microcalorimetric measurement of entropy changes upon electrochemicallithium bulk deposition and intercalation into graphiteM. J. Schmid, Karlsruhe/DE, K. R. Bickel, Karlsruhe/DE, P. Novák, Villigen/CH, R.Schuster, Karlsruhe/DE


04:00 p.m. Gassing and Passivation of Li4Ti5O12 Electrodes in Carbonate-BasedElectrolytes in Li-Ion Batteries – An In-Situ FTIR StudyM. Wachtler, Ulm/DE, A. Tost, Ulm/DE, E. A. Ramírez Gutíerrez, Ulm/DE, M.Wohlfahrt-Mehrens, Ulm/DE

04:20 p.m. In situ Raman spectroscpy of Li-ion batteries under working conditionsT. Groß, Darmstadt/DE, C. Hess, Darmstadt/DE

04:40 p.m. In situ light microscopy on lithium electrodeposition and dendrite growth: Newinsights into an old problemD. Kramer, Ulm/DE, J. Steiger, Karlsruhe/DE, R. Mönig, Karlsruhe/DE

05:00 p.m. New Intercalation Cathode Materials for Lithium Ion BatteriesR. Chen, Ulm/DE, S. Ren, Karlsruhe/DE, M. Fichtner, Ulm/DE, H. Hahn, Karlsruhe/DE

05:20 p.m. Ultrafast lithium insertion in nanosized titanate morphologiesD. Fattakhova-Rohlfing, München/DE, K. Fominykh, München/DE, J. M. Feckl,München/DE, P. Zehetmaier, München/DE, K. Peters, München/DE, T. Bein,München/DE

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07:30 p.m. Conference Dinner, Kurfürstliches Schloss, Mainz

10:20 a.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREIn operando studies of atomic-scale processes in electrodepositionO. Magnussen, KIel/DE

10:50 a.m. Enhancement of particle incorporation in Zn- TiO2 dispersion coatings viasurface functionalization with L-cysteineM. Camargo, Ilmenau/DE, U. Schmidt, Ilmenau/DE, A. Ispas, Ilmenau/DE, R.Grieseler, Ilmenau/DE, M. Wilke, Ilmenau/DE, A. Bund, Ilmenau/DE

11:10 a.m. Nucleation and growth of Pd nanodeposits in lyotropic liquid crystal mixturesN. Al Abass, Southampton/GB, G. Denuault, Southampton/GB

11:30 a.m. Electroplating dysprosium from ionic liquids as the first step of the grainboundary diffusion process for stronger Nd-Fe-B magnetsG. Suppan, Regensburg/DE, M. Rührig, Erlangen/DE, H. J. Gores, Regensburg/DE

11:50 a.m. Magnetic field assisted Electroforming: From basic research to technicalapplicationsM. Weinmann, Saarbrücken/DE, A. Jung, Saarbrücken/DE, H. Natter,Saarbrücken/DE

12:10 p.m. Magnetic field templated patterning of the soft magnetic alloy CoFeF. Karnbach, Dresden/DE, M. Uhlemann, Dresden/DE, A. Gebert, Dresden/DE, J.Eckert, Dresden/DE, K. Tschulik, Oxford/GB

12:30 p.m. Lunch

02:00 p.m. Fördermöglichkeiten Elektrochemie, Hörsaal C02

02:30 p.m. Electrochemical decomposition of micropollutantsM. Fryda, Itzehoe/DE, B. Behrendt-Fryda, Itzehoe/DE, A. Schmidt, Itzehoe/DE

02:50 p.m. Characterisation of MT-PEM Based Stack for Application in Micro-CombinedHeat and Power SystemsN. Jacobs, Oldenburg/DE, F. Köhrmann, Oldenburg/DE, J. Büsselmann,Oldenburg/DE, S. Theuring, Berlin/DE, A. Dyck, Oldenburg/DE

03:10 p.m. N.N., Hörsaal C02


04:00 p.m. PM-IRRAS Spectroelectrochemistry at the Glassy Carbon/Deep EutecticSolvent InterfaceB. Gollas, Graz/AT, L. Vieira, Graz/AT, R. Schennach, Graz/AT

04:20 p.m. Electrolytes_for_secondary_Zinc/Air_batteriesA. R. Mainar, San Sebastián/ES, O. Leonet, San Sebastian/ES, M. Bengoechea, SanSebastian/ES, O. Miguel, San Sebastian/ES, J. J. Iruin, San Sebastian/ES, J. A.Blazquez, San Sebastian/ES

04:40 p.m. Spectroelectrochemical evidence of redox transitions in ultra thin MnO2electrodes in a new protic ionic liquidC. A. Castro Ruiz, Montreal/CA, D. Rochefort, Montreal/CA, D. Bélanger,Montreal/CA

05:00 p.m. Li10SnP2S12: Properties of an affordable Lithium Superionic ConductorP. Bron, Marburg/DE, S. Dehnen, Marburg/DE, B. Roling, Marburg/DE

05:20 p.m. Fast lithium ion conduction in Li7-xLa3Zr2-xTaxO12 and Li6BaLa2Ta2O12garnet-type thin filmsJ. Reinacher, Gießen/DE, S. Wenzal, Gießen/DE, S. Berendts, Gießen/DE, J. Janek,Gießen/DE


10:20 a.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREElectrochemical Post-functionalization of π-Conjugated PolymersS. Inagi, Yokohama/JP

10:50 a.m. Environmentally-Friendly Emulsion Electrosyntheses Using Tandem AcousticEmulsificationM. Atobe, Yokohama/JP, T. Koizumi, Yokohama/JP, K. Nakabayashi, Yokohama/JP

11:10 a.m. Electrosynthesis of Branched EDOT Containing Conducting Copolymers –Electrochemical and Spectroscopical StudiesM. Goll, Stuttgart/DE, A. Ruff, Stuttgart/DE, M. Scheuble, Stuttgart/DE, E. Muks,Stuttgart/DE, S. Link, Stuttgart/DE, M. C. Ruiz Delgado, Málaga/ES, S. Ludwigs,Stuttgart/DE

11:30 a.m. Anodic oxidation of organoboron compunds

Electroplating, Hörsaal C02

Electrochemical engineering, Hörsaal C02

Electrolytes, Hörsaal C02

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T. Fuchigami, Tokyo/JP, Kuriyama Y., Yokohama/JP, Taniyama M., Yokohama/JP,Inagi S., Yokohama/JP

11:50 a.m. Organic Electrosynthesis: Scope and SelectivityH. J. Schäfer, Münster/DE

12:10 p.m. Electrochemical Bioinspired Catalytic Reactions Mediated by HydrophobicVitamin B12Y. Hisaeda, Fukuoka/JP

12:30 p.m. Lunch

02:00 p.m. Electrochemically Generated Carbocations for Stereoselective Synthesis andCatalytic ReactionsS. Suga, Okayama/JP

02:30 p.m. Redox Mediators Based on the Phenanthro[9,10-d]imidazole FrameworkR. Francke, Santa Barbara/US, R. D. Little, Santa Barbara/US

02:50 p.m. Synthesis and Electrochemical Behavior of π-Extended Hexa(2-thienyl)benzenesK. Mitsudo, Okayama/JP, J. Harada, Okayama/JP, Y. Tanaka, Okayama/JP, R.Shibahara, Okayama/JP, S. Suga, Okayama/JP

03:10 p.m. On the mechanism of oxidative esterification of aromatic aldehydes inBMImBF4: the role of electrogenerated NHC.G. Forte, Roma/IT, I. Chiarotto, Roma/IT, A. Inesi, Roma/IT, M. Feroci, Roma/IT


04:00 p.m. Electrochemical Automated Synthesis of TMG-chitotriomycinT. Nokami, Tottori/JP, T. Nokami, Tottori/JP, Y. Isoda, Tottori/JP, T. Itoh, Tottori/JP

04:20 p.m. Electrochemical Synthesis of Glycoconjugates from Activated SterolDerivativesA. Sobkowiak, Rzeszow/PL, J. Kowalski, Rzeszow/PL, J. Ploszynska, Rzeszow/PL,J.W. Morzycki, Bialystok/PL, L. Siergiejczyk, Bialystok/PL, A.M. Tomkiel,Bialystok/PL

04:40 p.m. Anodic oxidation of C−glycosides and asymmetric induction using sugarderivatives as chiral templatesS. Nishiyama, Yokohama/JP, S. Yajima, Yokohama/JP, T. Saitoh, Tsukuba/JP

05:00 p.m. Anodic Approach for the Synthesis of Modified NucleosidesK. Chiba, Tokyo/JP, M. Takahashi, Tokyo/JP, T. Shoji, Tokyo/JP, Y. Okada, Tokyo/JP,S. Kim, Tokyo/JP

05:20 p.m. Anodic oxidation of morphinan skeleton to afford novel opioid derivativesT. Saitoh, Tsukuba/JP, Y. Einaga, Yokohama/JP, S. Nishiyama, Yokohama/JP, H.Nagase, Tsukuba/JP





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09:00 a.m. PLENARY LECTUREt.b.a., Hörsaal C01

09:50 a.m. Coffee Break

10:20 a.m. Novel approach for differential electrochemical mass spectrometry studies onthe decomposition of ionic liquidsJ. Schnaidt, Ulm/DE, Y.T. Law, Ulm/DE, R.J. Behm, Ulm/DE

10:50 a.m. The importance of the electrodes mass ratio in an Asymmetric Supercapacitorbased on Activated Carbon and Li4Ti5O12S. Dsoke, Ulm/DE, M. Secchiaroli, Ulm/DE, E. Gucciardi, Ulm/DE, B. Fuchs, Ulm/DE,X. Tian, Ulm/DE, M. Wohlfahrt-Mehrens, Ulm/DE

11:10 a.m. AC/AC electrochemical capacitors with enhanced performance in water basedelectrolytesQ. Abbas, Poznan/PL, F. Béguin, Poznan/PL

11:30 a.m. Performance of a bidirectional vanadium/air redox flow battery comprising atwo-layered cathodeJ. grosse Austing, Oldenburg/DE, C. Nunes Kirchner, Oldenburg/DE, L. Komsiyska,Oldenburg/DE, O. Osters, Oldenburg/DE, G. Wittstock, Oldenburg/DE

11:50 a.m. New ex situ kinetic characterization of carbon felt electrodes for vanadiumredox-flowbatteriesM. Becker, Clausthal-Zellerfeld/DE, M. Kötter, Clausthal-Zellerfeld/DE, U. Kunz,Clausthal-Zellerfeld/DE, T. Turek, Clausthal-Zellerfeld/DE, N. Bredemeyer,Dortmund/DE, G. Polcyn, Dortmund/DE, C. Roosen, Dortmund/DE

12:10 p.m. The Influence of Material Properties on the positive Half-cell Reaction inall-Vanadium Redox Flow BatteriesJ. Melke, Berlin/DE, J. Langner, Karlsruhe/DE, L. Riekehr, Darmstadt/DE, H.Ehrenberg, Karlruhe/DE, C. Roth, Berlin/DE

12:30 p.m. Lunch

02:00 p.m. Advances in Electrolytes for Lithium Ion Batteries: A MechanisticUnderstandingB. Lucht, Kingston, RI/US

02:30 p.m. A surface science approach to ionic electrode-electrolyte interfacesR. Hausbrand, Darmstadt/DE, Wolfram Jaegermann, Darmstadt/DE

02:50 p.m. Electrochemical Intercalation Behavior of Electrolyte Anions into ConductiveAdditives for High Voltage CathodesO. Fromm, Münster/DE, P. Meister, Münster/DE, X. Qi, Münster/DE, S. Rothermel,Münster/DE, J. Hüsker, Münster/DE, H.-W. Meyer, Münster/DE, M. Winter,Münster/DE, T. Placke, Münster/DE

03:10 p.m. Effects of Electrolytes on the Stability and Morphology of Discharge Productsin Lithium-Air BatteriesT. Batcho, Cambridge, MA/US, D. Kwabi, Cambridge, MA/US, C.V. Thompson,Cambridge, MA/US, Y. Shao-Horn, Cambridge, MA/US


04:00 p.m. Power-to-X – Will Water Electrolysis Change Our Greenhouse Gas Emissions?H. Pütter, Neustadt/DE

04:20 p.m. Activity and stability of water oxidation electrocatalysts in acidic media studiedby SFC-ICPMSS. Cherevko, Düsseldorf/DE, A.R. Zeradjanin, Düsseldorf/DE, G.P. Keeley,Düsseldorf/DE, A.A. Topalov, Düsseldorf/DE, K.J.J. Mayrhofer, Düsseldorf/DE

04:40 p.m. Linking HOR/HER and H-UPD Rates on Ptpc in Alkaline ElectrolyteP. J. Rheinländer, Garching/DE, J. Durst, Garching/DE, J. Herranz, Garching/DE, H.A. Gasteiger, Garching/DE

05:00 p.m. Preparation and Characterization of Polymeric Phthalocyanine SheetsasPossible Electrocatalyst for Water-SplittingC. Geis, Gießen/DE, F. Müntze, Gießen/DE, D. Schlettwein, Gießen/DE

Scientific program > Wednesday, September 24, 2014


Wednesday, September 24, 2014

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05:20 p.m. A bottom-up approach to synthesize hierarchically structured electrodesM. Bron, Halle/DE, P. Wang, Halle/DE, M. Kühhirt, Halle/DE, K. Piekielska, Halle/DE

10:20 a.m. KEYNOTE LECTURESolid State Electrochemistry — From the Macro- to the NanoscaleJ. Maier, Stuttgart/DE

10:50 a.m. Engineering of interfaces for enhanced photo(electro)catalysisR. Beranek, Bochum/DE

11:10 a.m. Gold nanostructures on silicon for photoelectrochemical CO2 reductionS. Filser, München/DE, K. R. Bickel, München/DE, Q. Li, München/DE, K.Schönleber, München/DE, R. Nagel, München/DE, G. Scarpa, München/DE, P. Lugli,München/DE, K. Krischer, München/DE

11:30 a.m. Bombardment induced ion transport through glasses and thin films: analysisof conductivity and diffusion profilesK.-M. Weitzel, Marburg/DE

11:50 a.m. Complex bulk transport and oxygen exchange kinetics: Ba0.5Sr0.5Fe0.8Zn0.2O3-δas cathode material for fuel cells based on proton conducting oxidesD. Poetzsch, Stuttgart/DE, R. Merkle, Stuttgart/DE, J Maier, Stuttgart/DE

12:30 p.m. Lunch

02:00 p.m. Podiumsdiskussion - Microbial electrochemical technologies, Hörsaal C02

02:50 p.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREApplication of infrared spectroscopy under electrochemical control for theanalysis of organized films: adsorption of collagen on the electrode surfaceI. Brand, Oldenburg/DE, F. Meiners, Oldenburg/DE, M. Ahlers, Oldenburg/DE

04:00 p.m. Nanostructured supramolecular protein clusters on electrodes: A switchablecascadic reaction scheme for dual-analyte detectionS. C. Feifel, Berlin/DE, A. Kapp, Berlin/DE, R. Ludwig, Wien/AT, F. Lisdat, Berlin/DE

04:20 p.m. On the Challenges of the Scaling Up of and Performance Assessment ofBioelectrochemical Systems based on a Technical Scale Microbial ElectrolysisCellR. K. Brown, Braunschweig/DE, F. Harnisch, Leipzig/DE, S. Wirth, Braunschweig/DE,H. Wahlandt, Braunschweig/DE, T. Dockhorn, Braunschweig/DE, N. Dichtl,Braunschweig/DE, U. Schröder, Braunschweig/DE

04:40 p.m. Spectroelectrochemical Insights into Oxygen-tolerant [NiFe]-hydrogenaseimmobilized on electrodes - An Approach towards Enzymatic Biofuel CellsN. Heidary, Berlin/DE, T. Utesch, Berlin/DE, P. Hildebrandt, Berlin/DE, M. A.Mroginski, Berlin/DE, O. Lenz, Berlin/DE, I. Zebger, Berlin/DE, A. Fischer, Berlin/DE

05:00 p.m. Electrofuels: electrochemistry for biofuel synthesis?U. Schröder, Braunschweig/DE, T. dos Sants, Braunschweig/DE, P. Nileges,Braunschweig/DE, F. Harnisch, Braunschweig/DE, W. Sauter, Braunschweig/DE

05:20 p.m. Bioanalytical Application of Electrochemically Assisted Injection - CapillaryElectrophoresis - Mass SpectrometryM. Cindric, Regensburg/DE, F.-M. Matysik, Regensburg/DE

10:20 a.m. KEYNOTE LECTUREMultiple proton-coupled electron transfer and structure sensitivity inelectrocatalysisM. Koper, Leiden/NL

10:50 a.m. Catalytically active sites for the CO electrooxidation on PtRu electrodesA. K. Engstfeld, Ulm/DE, S. Brimaud, Ulm/DE, J. Klein, Ulm/DE, R.J. Behm, Ulm/DE

11:10 a.m. Electrochemical CO2 Reduction: A Combinatorial High-Throughput Approachfor Catalytic Activity, Stability and Selectivity InvestigationsJ.-P. Grote, Düsseldorf/DE, A.R. Zeradjanin, Düsseldorf/DE, S. Cherevko,Düsseldorf/DE, K.J.J. Mayrhofer, Düsseldorf/DE

11:30 a.m. TiO2 based supports for electrochemical ethanol oxidation on Pt catalystC. Rüdiger, Innsbruck/AT, C. Valero-Vidal, Innsbruck/AT, G. Garcia, Tenerife/ES, E.Pastor-Tejera, Tenerife/ES, M. Favaro, Padova/IT, G. Granozzi, Padova/IT, J. Kunze-Liebhäuser, Innsbruck/AT

11:50 a.m. Towards systematic investigations in electrocatalysis: colloidal catalysts as atoolbox synthesisM. Arenz, Copenhagen/DK

12:10 p.m. XAS Investigations on Unsupported Extended Pt-Pd AerogelsM. Özaslan, Villigen PSI/CH, M. Nachtegaal, Villigen/CH, W. Liu, Dresden/DE, A.-K.Herrmann, Dresden/DE, C. Yilmaz, Villigen/CH, C. Laugier Bonnaud, Grenoble/FR, M.Werheid, Dresden/DE, N. Gaponik, Dresden/DE, A. Eychmüller, Dresden/DE, T.-J.Schmidt, Villigen/CH

12:30 p.m. Lunch

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02:00 p.m. KEYNOTE LECTURESoluble Redox Catalysts to Enhance and Relocate Oxygen Reduction andEvolution in the Lithium-Air BatteryN. Garcia-Araez, Southampton/GB, A. W. Lodge, Southampton/GB, J. Frith,Southampton/GB, L. Yang, Southampton/GB, W. Richardson, Southampton/GB, J. R.Owen, Southhampton/GB

02:30 p.m. New insights to the concept of Helmholtz-planes in electrochemical doublelayersM. Landstorfer, Berlin/DE, W. Dreyer, Berlin/DE, C. Guhlke, Berlin/DE

02:50 p.m. Chlorine Evolution Reaction on RuO2(110) Catalyst in Hydrochloric AcidSolution: Mechanistic ab initio Thermodynamics DFT StudyK. S. Exner, Giessen/DE, J. Anton, Ulm/DE, T. Jacob, Ulm/DE, H. Over, Giessen/DE

03:10 p.m. Oxidation of Formate on Au(111) in Phosphate Buffer Solutions: pH Effectsversus specific Adsorption of AnionsL. Kibler, Ulm/DE, J. Herrmann, Ulm/DE, M. Al-Shakran, Ulm/DE, T. Jacob, Ulm/DE

04:00 p.m. Probing the potential energy surface for the proton equilibrium on goldM. Wessel, Essen/DE

04:20 p.m. Nanoscale Electrochemical Characterization of Materials by Means of SpatiallyResolved Electrostatic Force, Current and Strain MeasurementsB. Roling, Marburg/DE, M. Gellert, Marburg/DE, J. Siebert-Krümpelmann,Marburg/DE, V. Lushta, Gießen/DE, D. Ebeling, Gießen/DE, A. Schirmeisen,Gießen/DE

04:40 p.m. Quantitative determination of H2Se formation at Chalcogenide surface: DEMSand SPM studiesS. Iqbal, Bonn/DE, C. Bondu, Bonn/DE, H. Baltruschat, Bonn/DE

05:00 p.m. Correlation of Cu and Pt dissolution from Pt-Cu thin-film alloysA. K. Schuppert, Düsseldorf/DE, A. Savan, Bochum/DE, A. Ludwig, Bochum/DE,K.J.J. Mayrhofer, Düsseldorf/DE

05:20 p.m. Ångstrom resolved real-time monitoring of oxide growth and reduction onnoble and engineering metalsM. Valtiner, Düsseldorf/DE, H.-W. Cheng, Düsseldorf/DE, B. R. Shrestha,Düsseldorf/DE, T. Baimpos, Düsseldorf/DE, S. Raman, Düsseldorf/DE

Fundamental and theoretical electrochemistry 1, Hörsaal C03

Fundamental and theoretical electrochemistry 2, Hörsaal C03


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